New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-21
RICHFIELD SPRINGS.
SUMNER DAYS RICH IN PLEASURE.
LONG LISTS OF DEPARTURES BUT AS LONG ONES
OF ARRIVALS

sees q little gsoup. two daughters, perhaps, ana
mother SONS other combination OF lone women'
who seem to know no one. The stream oil gayety
parts before it reaches them, flows around tbeui,
reunites and leaves them little island OF forlorn
ness. One may thus sweet eyes just ready to
oyerbrm at the sight OF much to make eyes sparkle
with Joy, yet nothing for the owners OF these eyes Dut
a OF the piazza or solitary walk in the park
! 1t IL case of asking aims The aims muely APP
pealed for pleasant words and an open door into
the realms of summer pleasure through which the
Other girl forms fitting The guests are to such
an extent at homo that they might be Dardoned Tor
finding their society ircient, and 1t Is much to
their credit that there is little OF such isolation.
There would be il tho leisure of such hosts as Mr.
Proctor Mr. Welch and Others great az their
genial desire TO make people happy. This may serve
TO remind that there is way OF combining
missionary work with germans, beaL-bas and donkey
parties
The lean bag party was .such success that it was
repeated under tho care OF Mrs. :. t. Pickbam, OF
Utica. The blues won all the prizes but two. The
prizes diverse than before, silver button
hooks. driving gloves, boxes of candy. etc. Appetite
waited upon such active exercise, and Mr. WEIGH gave
olatiou at the close OF the contest.
Mrs. Rose, Miss Wilson, Miss Daisy Wilson, Miss
Homes, Miss Holcomb, Miss f. L. Hume, Miss
Hunter. Miss fisher. II. L. Ensign and Dr. w. A.
Hume members OF jolly party OF fourteen that
went on n tally-hu last Monday. Arrived at
the steamboat landing they took boat tor Coopers-
town. There they rambled about, visiting the old
far from the cemetery in the course OF their e1pora-
tons one OF the young ladies found ruSted knife
with blade OF peculiar shape, such ~ was formerly
used by woodmen on the buckhorn handle OF which
coud still be traced the letters j. f. G. gentleman
to whom the knife shown SAID that an intimate
friend of tho novelist had told him that 1t was MI
Coopers habit in his fs and wood walks TO carry
knife of ths peculiar fashion From the state OF the
metal the shape and the locality where found there
can be little doubt that the knife is ycritabc relic
I al rtavn m q
return.
Colonel Lawrence Kip, of Ncw-YorS. gave dinner
ut the Lake lately to Messrs }. u. Schultz, X. w.
Taller, J. II. Townsend George L. Hubert aud
Colonel w. +. Schaefer
A party from the Spring House, including Mt f. IA
Proctor visited Utica Tor the on Tuesday.
Mrs Mary A. Plunkctt. president of the Hopkins
College OF Christian Science, gave lecture IN the
rrivate pariors of the New American on Sunday eve
ming. DR.. Anthony RupDane, OF Nc"-fork was
present and questions being encouraged by the
ireturer offered number aud took pant in the discus
sion OF them with the aim q. proving Christian science
insu acient surgical operations The ylceDresldent
ef tho Chicago College OF Christian Science, MISS
Mabel McCoy will shortly form "a class in this branch
OF knowledge then Dr. Ruppaner, II he chooses VIII
have an opportunity OF investigating domains not
covered by his diploma
The Kew Dr. Hail. a venerable Clergyman from
Trenton ~ j.. is at the Davenport. lie comes to
Richdcld Tor his health and has some relatives and
many friends among the guests here As he was SIT
ting quietly alone the afternoon OF his eIhtynr
| birthday, suddenly he was surrounded ny THESE
friends aud urged to the parlor where stood taoie
| covered with flowers and quits OF affection some
birthday verses by Miss Drer daughter OF Professor
| Drisler, OF Coluu bia College wers read. Among
those congratulsting him were MIR and Mrs Hii0rd'
the Misses Bidde, Miss Hall, Rear ADMIRAL anu Airs'
| Almv and Professor Drisler.
! The New American will close its hosritabc doors
September -. The Spring House aud others vii
| keep opeu through the month. September here 10
really charming -,-.
There are rumors Ia the air Of large excursion
i y Al
aud af,erward enjoy a supper at the Lake House.
Mrs. George Bechtei recently gave dinner party
| nj Otsego Lake The guests. according to the Ola
| rule were not less III number than tue traces.
Something THAI Is entertaining - Gons on al All the
hotel. aud in every cottage every iay ana Gsehins
and the departures made up for by the arrivals
| Late arrivals Mt the Spring House were Mr. and
Mrs. c. W Gleasev. John I. Donan, Mr. aad MIS-
| Frank X. Ward.
Scnor and Senota A. L. Gostlsota OF Cieniuegos,
Mr.. Anna Bulkey Hills. of NswYork just re-
turned from EuroUe, is at the Spring House
Mss Constable, OF Baltimore, Will sped some time
longer here.
Senior Enrique Arencibs, tic TENOR, arrived 90 Tues
4 party from Brooklyn at the Spring nouse inrudes
Mr. and Mrs. +. ". Young. Mrs. l.. +. Parker, [.
j. C. Aver. OF Lowell. Mass il st the Spring Hou.e
J. GDickson. OF Niagara Falls, whose family wer.
are .dy at the Spring House, joined thein here tins
}. G. Rhiucs of New-York, is among the lao ar
rivals.
Dr. C. H. Moak, OF New-York, is at the Spring
House
Charles G. Wood. of Boston. has lately arrived. 5.
T. Serlvc, president OF the First National Bank
Hampton, Mass Mt the Spring House. Among Wis
irors from New-York at this house are Mr. aud Mrs
&. b. Moore and Miss Moore. Mr. and MRS. a. Van
SANITY oord ard Miss a. I. Van San,yooTd Among
Tho rhiiadelphlans are Mira George H. Muller. Roger
Muller and Mrs. Annie li Rogers.
Excursions having the Spring llonsc as base have
NJ, Mr. and Mrs 1
tied Trenton Falls last Monday. Trenton Falis are
within rc;ch from Richleld and form desirable
object. The departures from tho Spring House In
clude Mr.. and Mrs. $. b. Dana who have returned to
boston.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Joseph Agosni and family, of New
York, who always spend the principal part Of the
season here have now lett for tho White Mountains
Mr.. ana Mrs Charles }. Canda aud family Lave re-
turned to their home in New York
Mrs a. VI. Proudht and family, annual patrons OF
the house, now at Saratoga.
thursdays departures from the Spring Eouse in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. II. ID. POlhemus, Mr.. ana Mrs. e.
W. Epting Miss Epting, Colonel and Mrs. W f.
Schae6er.
L. X. Jennings and family, OF Rochester, are eI-
The Hon. John L. Develin and family. OiNcwYork,
will arrive next week. -
senior L. c. Barrios, OF Havana, has left the New
American Tor Saratoga whore ho will DO at the VIC
MIR. and Mrs William scholle. of New-York, have
left this house for tho Clarendon, Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry +. Day have returned 10 New
York. Mr.. Day one of the firm OF Lord Day n
Lord.
Dr. William X. Pryor son Of General Roger Pryor,
has returned to New-York.
Mr.. aud Mrs William Campbell Clarke o, Newark,
n. j.. have lett the New American for the thousand
Island House, Alexandria Bay. Mr.. Clarke Is tho
thread manufacturer well known In that limo, and
his wife Ia the sister of Mrs. Doane of Albany Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas i. Kline and the Misses Kline have
also lett this house tor the Thousand Islands.
Among the nrrIvals ut the New American are the
Hon. Edward f. O'Dwyer, of New York Mr.. and Mrs.
jackson s. Schultz. b. Stern. OF Stern Brothers, New
York, and Mr. and Mrs. G. Vanderbilt Crosse.
s. II. Swan, of Brooklyn, Joined his family at tho
New American this week.
DR.. F. b. Bronson. OF New-York, 1. at tho New
American. Expected at this house are Mr.. an Mrs
Henry f. Abbey Mr.. Frank Lincoln, OF New YORK.
is also expected.
A tho Tunuicline ara Mira Richard Harlan and